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Photo Info
| Uploaded | February 1, 2013 |
| Taken | January 18, 2013 |
| Make | Nikon Corporation |
| Model | NIKON D90 |
| Exposure | 1/200 sec at f/5.6 |
| Flash | No Flash |
| Focal Length | 135 mm |
| ISO | 220 |
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This photograph has five planes: The foreground with the building and car. the wall and arch, the domed church, the rear building and the distant hills. Space appears compacted (the various planes close together), because I used a relatively long focal length (135mm). Long focal length compact space; short focal lengths expand space making planes appear farther apart. I tell my students that by understanding this you can use your zoom lens creatively to expand or compact space, instead of using it as a convenience only.
10 responses
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dp * gave props (1 Feb 2013):
Lovely light, depth and texture.
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Donald Garrett gave props (1 Feb 2013):
A real eyefull!
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Michele Wambaugh said (1 Feb 2013):
Love the layers! Almost surreal.
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Sonia Adam Murray gave props (1 Feb 2013):
So much going on here!
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Geoff Plant gave props (1 Feb 2013):
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL picture. well spotted and captured
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Susan B. Griffith said (1 Feb 2013):
Love what you have done.
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Susan Littlefield gave props (1 Feb 2013):
Where do I sign up for your class?!? Perfect example of the concept!
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Andrea Petersen gave props (1 Feb 2013):
To find the right spot and get all of this in one shot with a 135mm lens is truly remarkable. This appears to be shot from an upper level window and it is a wonderful capture..
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Judy and Wayne Wanamaker gave props (2 Feb 2013):
An interesting effect! A beautiful shot. Thanks for the photography lesson, Charles.
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Lynn E. Harvey gave props (3 Feb 2013):
Awesome image/lesson, as always!
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